Texas Institute for Property Rights

Is a Lack of Supply Causing the Housing Crisis?

A recent article on Common Dreams, a news website serving the progressive community, claims that a lack of supply isn’t

In 2024, Massachusetts voters may be asked to repeal the state’s ban on rent control. The proposed constitutional amendment would

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Chicago’s new mayor has sued automakers Kia and Hyundai, blaming them for a 243 percent increase in auto thefts over

A recent piece by columnist LZ Granderson argues that school choice is “a cover for segregation.” It is a rebuke

Few Americans would claim that the nation’s school systems do not need improvement. However, there is little agreement on how

Housing activists have long called for the government to de-commodify housing—they want to remove profit from rental housing. A current

On September 1, a new Texas law prohibiting homeowners’ associations (HOA) from banning renters from using housing vouchers. Many, including